Falkar vs Sha'Ari

Shared character

Both Falkar and Sha’Ari contain the same six notes – musk, leather, incense/olibanum, cinnamon, saffron and oud/agarwood – giving each a base that is warm, resinous and slightly smoky.

How they differ

Both fragrances share a core of musk, leather, incense (olibanum), cinnamon, saffron and oud/agarwood. Falkar adds nutmeg and cypriol (nagarmotha) and is built around woody and leather accords. Sha’Ari introduces rose, sandalwood, vanilla and amber and is defined by floral and ambery (oriental) accords. Neither fragrance lists a family, and no shared accords are recorded.

Who each suits

Falkar will appeal to wearers who favor a darker, more animalic profile with woody‑leather emphasis and spice‑forward elements such as nutmeg and cypriol. Sha’Ari is suited to those who prefer a sweeter, more aromatic orientation, highlighted by rose, sandalwood, vanilla and amber with a clear floral‑oriental character.